Sentence examples for become so light from inspiring English sources

It has all become so light and deft, so fluid, graceful and subtle (even, somehow, the broad-brush stuff) that it is a wrench to see it go.

In 1992, the home camcorder industry recognized the shaky-picture problem: cameras had become so light that hand tremors would move them And longer lenses made the problem worse.

And the assessment process must not become so light-touch that children's safety is compromised.

"It's an eye infection, and my eyes are so blurry and watery and become so light-sensitive that even in dim light they're constantly tearing up," he said.

That's when I become so lit up inside that I will reach for the moon and hand it to him.

The teabag is forced to remain in contact with the surface of the workbench by gravity because it is so heavy; however, as the fire consumes most of it, it becomes so light that the lift created by the hot air is enough to overcome gravity.

Lighting has become so important, automotive executives say, that lighting engineers are now routinely included during the earliest phases of car design and production.

The Harlem Meer had become so calm that the lights of Fifth Avenue reflected in it were straight lines.

And because of the nature of the technology, it shouldn't cause that imperceptible buzz and annoying flicker that has become so acceptable from fluorescent lights.

She's become so relaxed and full of light".

Two hundred or so years later, as Ekirch sees it, artificial light had become so prevalent that people's sleep patterns began to change.